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All right, So, who's ready to hear a bunch of
rich people fight? Right? Yeah, a bunch of rich people fight.
It's like the opposite of the Hunger Games. Dan Snyder, Uh,
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little little Danny as they call him, Little Danny Snyder,
he's obviously got the heat turned up. And uh, they
had some some owners meetings yesterday in the NFL and
got together. There was, you know, another sidebar argument that
we'll get too later on between some Super Bowl champion
winning owners. But then you had the pressure that's been
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turned up on Snyder and there's been calls for him
to to sell the team or for them to move
in a different direction. And of course insteps Jimmer say,
the Cults owner who shared, Yeah, he shared his thoughts
on what he feels like is enough there to make
decision moving forward when it comes to Dan Snyder and
his football team. You know, it's a difficult situation. Um,
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you know, I believe that there's a merrit to remove
him as owner. I think it's something that we have
to review. We have to look at all the evidence,
and we have to be thorough in going forward. But um,
you know, I think it's something that has to be
given serious consideration. Unfortunately, I believe that that's the road
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we probably need to go down, and we just need
to finish the investigation. But it's gravely concerning to me, um,
the things that have occurred there over the last twenty years.
So the first owner to go public with we need
to go in the direction of getting Dan Snyder out
of the league is none other than Jim Mercy, who's
got just nothing but a squeaky clean image off the field.
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I mean, there's no issues, nothing from his past. So
step right up, Jim Ercy, be the first one to
speak on this, even though there might be a little
bit of baggage job in your past and some stuff
that they could dig up if they wanted to. So
I think, look, everyone's got baggage right like like everyone everyone,
No one's perfect. I think the difference with Jimmers say
is a lot of what he has been perfect about
has been public, so it's like he's he's like yeah,
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I can speak honestly because you guys know all about me,
you know, like, is there treated lying on before before
I started talking. He's he's been out there in the
open all his transgressions. For the most part, I think
everyone's kind of seen and he just is who he is,
so he's he's looking at it, just speaking his mind.
Where I think there's other owners who might have more
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stuff that people don't know about and they don't want
to become public. And that's where this whole thing gets
really interesting. Like I'm just fascinated to watch how this
all unfolds, like what gets leaked out there, if Dan
Snyder actually has stuff on these guys and it will
see the light of day, or if he was just
threatening to do that. I mean, this is you know,
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it's like a soap opera. I mean saying this could
be a TV show, Like I don't know. I mean,
maybe it will be a TV show in five years.
For now, who knows it's I don't think it's beyond
the realm of possibility that he has information damning information
against other owners. And I mean you would have to
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say Jerry Jones has to be one of those owners
that would be on that list of of people, just
assuming now who else will be on there. I have
no idea, but you know what I started thinking when
I heard Jim er say come out and say that.
The first thing I started thinking was people don't come
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out and say things like that when they have as
much advisory people in their lives. Somebody, somebody, somebody has
been talking to er say, Er Say felt comfortable and
confident enough to speak at length, not just like real
quick like at length about the merit of removal of
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of Dan Snyder. So to me, that says that says
he's the one that's that's breaking the ice. Whether whether
it was another owner or what you know, I don't
know how that's received. Of course, people are going to
sit there and say exactly what we're saying. Jim ersty
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of all of all owners. Jim ersay, you can google
search of a mugshot at Jimmers saying, uh, you know,
twenty five pounds of trash bag filled pills and in
the back of his car and all that like. But
with all that being said, is that a lot there
to say he can't own the franchise that he has,
like what has been reported that would give merit to
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Jim Er say not. And he's a legacy guy, right
his dad owned the team. Yeah, I'm pretty sertain he's
a legacy guys. So my my whole thing is the
fact that an owner came out and was comfortable and
confident enough to say that he needs to be Dan
Snyder needs to be removed. I honestly got to say,
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I think it's the beginning of the end. That's That's
what I think. Whether it's Jim Er say, and whether
people don't feel as though he's credible enough, that's that.
It goes without saying that. That's that can be opinion based,
But I think that this could signal the signal signal
to the beginning of the end. Off you have. He
is a trend setter. You know. He hasn't been known
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to put up some conference finalists uh banners in his stadium. No,
what's caught onto that yet. But I'm telling you, I
think someone eventually will. And I do think you're being
prophetic because if you recall, remember when Little Danny said
I would never change the name of the Washington You
can't say that word right now. We're gonna get thrown
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off a he I do not deserve to own this
seat as as a morning radio show host. I'm sorry
for for stating the name of the team to that boy,
since you said I'm gonna go there. Seven years later
he did eventually change it, Yes, he did, so maybe
seven years from now we're talking about someone besides Little
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Danny owning the Commandos. If you could own it, do
you think the first thing you do is going and
change the name, not not back to obviously the old one,
just wing football team. If I could own the team, yes,
I would change it from the Commanders. Think about it,
because you kind of want to differentiate yourself from the
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last guy. If he does sell it like that might
be one of the first things I go to. I go,
you know what, we're going back to washing football team.
I don't want to be associated with the whatever that
would you move them back to RFK Stadium. I play there,
I play tomorrow. I play there tomorrow. It's not in canstance,
It's not doesn't matter. Hey, neither is FedEx all right
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showed us pointed out last year we had urine apparently
just pouring out over fans in the stadium. Yeah, I
don't know why you have I don't know why you
have waste waters or sewer pipes. You know, whoever decide that, Well,
it's not even high up there, it's just traveling over.
You know people fans like it was a water park. Right,
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do you think we just run these uh these sewer lines.
We can put it right over. It should be an issue.
Let's make it look like gutters. And if they act
like children, will open them up me. And in one
of those aquariums, you know, like you want to stare
at the sharks and but not actually get bit by one.
Guarantee you it does have something to do with getting
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a new stadium. Everybody stands to make more money if
Washington is doing better. You gotta keep mind when when
Dan Snyder took over Washington, that was the highest grossing
that was the number one franchise in the NFL. That
was the number one grossing franchise in the NFL. I
think people forget how great that organization was, like because
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I like, that's he's you know what I mean, like
he's running all the way. He's ran that into the ground.
Like it's no longer that that you know, that story
franchise or that revered and and you know, kind of
monetize herble brand. It's not at all. If you go
back to team of the eighties, like everyone gives, you know,
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it to the Niners. And since well the Niners are
the team of the eighties and Washington one three super Bowls,
three people they think it's the greatest super Bowl team,
Like is that team or super Bowl teams? The ones
with Jacobe and Russ Grim and all of those guys,
like the Hawks with some consider them the greatest team. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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it's the Hogs, Washington Hoggs. The so uh so Dan
Snyder and I don't know if this is Dan Snyder,
but I'm sure one of his representatives actually put this together.
So they responded to Jimmer Says comments, it was it
was basically kind of a a note. Not not a
big surprise, uh you know, coming from Jimmer say one
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of those things. The one part that is interesting interesting
is that they sent a memo, according to some sources,
to owners in the league on the ESPN article that
we talked about last week that came out, and the
one thing that they pinpointed that they said is patently
false and they denied it and even hinted at some
sort of a legal approach they're going to take towards
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ESPN is the fact that Dan Snyder would hire private
investigators to go look into the background of Roger Goodell
and some of these owners. So that was the statement prepared.
But well, I think it's an interesting tactic because if
he I mean, if he files, what would be defamation
or however you'd go about him? I sure maybe it
would be slander because that slander though, like how good
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is your case? He is an approach. I mean him
and Kanye West, they got it. They got some other
story and all the other story don't not bring he
does they said he. I mean, these guys are crazy, man.
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They keep changing their names all the time. Have you
ever worn yeasies? Have you ever worn those before? They're
not comfortable. I tried them on. They're not gonna watch.
Everyone claims that's the one thing about him that they
like is the comfortable Ultra boost or blow those out
of the water, you love, Brady, got me a pair.
Never go back. I'm telling you, man, you know what
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they say? You know this? Yeah? Do you know? Yeah?
Once you go huh? Have you warned ultra bose? No?
But I am on the dark side though, you know
what I mean? Yeah, well you you didn't know what
Jonas was getting at what he was hinting at you there,
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you didn't go back. I was just talking about shoes here,
That's that's all I was trying. What have you wore
the easiest? Though I've never worn them. I've never owned that,
he said, because I'm always like, they don't look very good,
really comfortable. They don't look like moon shoes. Yeah there's
something bad him. It's not not all that hot. But uh,
but they're in the same they're in the same category. Yeah,
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I think his is way worse than than you know.
I did not hire personal investigators to go like, that's
not defaming as somebody, but but I think his approaches
they're trying to tear at the fab quote unquote of
his relationship with the owners about because he knows if
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owners feel like he's now trying to dig up dirt
on all of them to oust them, then they're gonna
be what the quote was last week. But he's denying that,
and that's why he's he's that's the faming. That's a
much better conversation, not not I didn't hire personal investigators.
That what you just what we just said. If he's
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saying I did I never said those things in terms
of threatening to out you know, other other owners and
stuff like that, now that's different, private investigators and all
that like. It just that's an addition to it. If now,
if that wasn't the addition to everything that was, then
I get that. I do get that. I do understand that.
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If he did not say those things, then that is
the faming, and that is altering his his relationship possibly
with the other owners. A year from now or start
of next football season, is Dan Snyder the owner of
the y s in Commanders Sloan time? Yeah here from
now I think started next season. Oh yeah, this is
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gonna be a knockdown, drag out fighting the legal battle forever.
I think. The better the better question is is does
the process the proceedings, does it become common does it
become public knowledge that that that process has began, maybe
already has, like I don't know, to sell the team,
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not to sell, I'm saying, to get it from him,
to rip it from his kung fu grip. Right now,
he's not letting that thing go. No, he's not. He's
got that's all he's got how yaw? Yeah, why you
look like that? Why why are you looking at me?
Why you know they look at each other. We said
we all we got, you know, like he's looking at
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the mirror like thinking, like but we always got you know,
he's like Santo himself. Is he ain't looking at nobody
walking around that crib. He ain't looking at nobody to
the outside of that creation. It's not very many people
he's looking at that. It could be a yacht, it
might be a he walks outside, looks of the Mediterranean. Yeah,
it's like this is nice. I'm just like, what else
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is he making money off of? I don't know. They're
making a lot of money. You know, it's but what
I'm sampled money. But listen to what I'm saying, Like,
if he were to lose that that investment, I mean
you would have to assume that he's lost. He's gonna
be he's gonna be broke. Yeah, they'll make him sell it.
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I'm not saying he's going to be broke. I'm saying
I don't think he has anything else, but he'll sell
for what four billion? Yeah, I mean it's not like
you're going to be hurting after that. That's the thing is,
like people want him to take his team to hurt him.
I mean, wouldn't you rather just constantly have a media
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fan base just badgering him for the rest of his life?
Almost how much he's stinks? I mean I think that,
I mean, it might be worth worse than letting him
sell where I can promise you he's gonna get a
premium for it, and then he just goes on the
rest of his life being a billionaire. I mean, I
just think Jim Mursey is pretty ungrateful. In fact, he's
got a lot of balls, set of balls on Jimmy.
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The fact that he's gonna air out Dan Snyder like this,
after Dan Snyder, after everything, After Dan Snyder took Carson
Wentz off his off his hands, and then he's going
to turn around and tell him to get rid of
his team. That's pretty disrespect And then you got Ron
Rivera looking out for him and sticking up for him
after he threw him under the bus. I mean, he
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picked him up and brushed them off. Who knew, Carson.
I can't believe that this this this bus just ran
you over. I'm so sorry. Yeah, I don't know, Well,
I mean, even though I'm the one that pushed you
out into the street to get ran over by it.
I mean, I'm just saying I didn't mean it that
they should have been going the speed limit. I did
all of the paperwork in indianap Listen, you know I
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did the scouting. I was there, like you know, I
know what I did when I got you. I'm I'm sorry. Yeah,
and you did not deserve to be with Jammer say
you deserve to be with us, And little Danny makes
sense to me. I'm the commandos. It is two pros
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Can we do that again again? One? Deshan Jackson is
back up. There you go, He's back. He's now a
Baltimore Raven. Now what is he? Thirty five? Can he
still run a sub four or five? Do you believe? Oh? Yeah,
anything he runs a sub There's certain guys that are speed.
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Darrell Green could still run a sub four? How old
is Darrell Green? Now? What sixty? You think you can
run a sub four or five? Why are you laughing?
Why you say that? Really? Yeah? That wasn't that was
not a joke. Alright, So he can okay, yeah d
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Green could still green? D Green could still run a
break out the block like d Green? Yeah. Yeah, so
with a pack of rolls in just one okay, not
a pack, just one? Just want to al right? Good right?
Just in time for Halloween. Alright. So, so Deshan Jackson
is now a Baltimore Raven. They make the move, they
sign him. He's been kinda he didn't interview last week,
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I think, saying that he was just waiting for a
good opportunity and so here's the opportunity. Now he's going
to be in Baltimore with the Ravens and they're looking
They've had kind of an up and down run over
the past couple of weeks, and so here we go
to Sean Jackson will play a fifteen season in the NFL.
I didn't realize it had been that long. He's been
out for a short time and he's not gonna be
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a Baltimore raven which will probably give him some help
down the field and maybe open up some stuff for
Lamar Jackson and company on offense coming off that bad
loss to the Giants. Last Wait a second, he had
a fast guy. You had Marquis Brown. You traded that
guy away during the draft. I mean, I know it
got them, Um what a first round pick and I think,
uh it was a fourth round pick. From that, a
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third round pick something like that. I think it was
a fourth round pick. I forget. Yeah, yeah, I just
think that's the odd thing about this is you signed
the guy who I think if you look at Marquis
Brown and what they were hoping he would have been,
it would have been like a de Sean Jackson type player.
So it's a bit odd. Like I don't know if
that's almost admitting a mistake to a degree, like hey,
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we you know we needed some speed confined when we
gotta we gotta go find someone. I'm gonna go find
a veteran now, or we you know, maybe needed to
Marquis Brown. Maybe we should have paid him. I mean,
it looks easier to absorb because Marquis Brown now is hurt,
and it's he hasn't been overly productive with with the Cardinals,
and maybe they just felt like he wasn't worth what
he wanted to be paid. But I kind of look
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at and go to it's a bit odd. I mean,
you did trade away Markuis Brown. You got another first
round pick, which I think they traded back a couple
of times from there, or at least once ended up
taking Tyler Lindebaum. And then from that trade back they
also got a fourth round pick that they could took
Charlie Kohler with. I believe that's how it went this year. Brown. Yeah, no,
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I mean, and and so it looked like that, like
that's the decision you made. It's just odd that you
you had that guy with speed to take the top
off a defense, and I don't know. I'm not sure
if there was more friction there. It seemed like, remember
during the draft, Lamar Jackson's he was he tweeted out
w t F and then Eric de Costa came out
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and said, well, you know, Lamar knew we were you know,
in the you know, potentially going to do this, and say,
well did he because he didn't. I don't know if
I tweet that out. If I'm if I'm the leader
of the team, the quarterback, and I'm aware of you
doing this, I think I'll even more frustrated by it. So, UM,
I don't know. It's kind of I'm not gonna say
it's puzzling. It's a need for them. Sean Jackson's a
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great player. I just I look back at that trade
and go, all right, is this kind of admitting a
mistake and maybe they wish they would have handled things
definitely through the first round this past year's draft. You
you certainly have to look at it as that was
a misstep for for the organization to take away his
deep threat, and and now they're addressing it and seeing
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if if this can work out. Um, I would assume
d jack still has some good, good football left in him,
and and it's just always been a matter of if
he can stay healthy more than anything else, can can
he get in there and can he stay healthy for
long enough to make an impact? That would be the
biggest question to me. But he's aware of He's very
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familiar with the area from all kinds of different directions,
right from Washington, from Philadelphia, um, it surrounds the area
of Baltimore. So he's he's definitely, you know, okay with
where he would be um weather wise, you know, people,
people wise, I think he'd be all right. So does
he make a difference. I mean, I think they were
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hoping that Bateman would be that guy that would probably
have that breakout, breakout season. So far that has not happened. Uh.
The tight end has been his favorite receiver, which if
if you really look at historically the Baltimore Ravens, they
they run the football and they throw the ball to
their tight end. I mean, outside of like maybe times
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with Steve Smith, um, they haven't really you haven't really
had a guy that's a guy at receiver for for Baltimore.
I mean there's been guys that you know, you've had,
you know kind of what Derek Mason, and I mentioned
Steve Smith. Steve, I think he's the only one. Can
can we name? Can can we think of somebody that
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was like you are a guy at receiver for both
the way when Steve Smith tore his achilles, did they
go to like grass kind of soon after that? Like,
was Steve Smith the last one that like really motivated
Bashotti to go to grass? I soon after that? Right,
that's a good recall. We get a recall on you
on a wednd because I remember thinking to myself, like
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to your point about Steve Smith, that's a dude now
that to me is like a Hall of Fame like
type guy. And when I got him, I was like,
I can't wait to see what this looks like. And
then he got hurt. I was like, that's a shame.
And if if you if you want to say, hey,
let's get rid of this turf, that's attributing to it,
so be it. Although I did. I read it really
interesting article the other week and it was talking about
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how there's actually been more a C L tears on
grass than field turf, if you can believe it. I
think of then at that point the season nineteen were
on grass and the research was saying that it's potentially
more due to the fact that you have some fields
that are grass, some fields that are field surf, and
there's this change that your body has to adapt to,
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and that's what's attributing to it more. And so whether
everyone wants to go field turf, that everyone go field turf,
making the same manufacturer, same softness, same everything. And if
everyone wants to go grass, everyone goes grass. But like,
just pick one or the other, because that's what's attributing
to some of the A. C. L tears not to
get off on a complete tangent. I did find that
kind of interesting. It isn't because it's so basically did
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the inconsistent services that you're playing on you're having to
adjust and maybe you run differently, you know, like you
would normally on natural grass as opposed to on the
ARTIFICI yeah, that's interesting. Um, I would have thought it
was the other way around. So want to read that?
I was like, how to read it? Twice? I was like,
did I just see that right? I was like, that
doesn't make sense to LaVar's point, though, when you think
about the Ravens offense outside of Lamar Jackson and Mark
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Andrews like, seriously, that's yeah, that's true. Yeah, that's a
great point. It's just like that's that's who you think of.
You think of though, you think of those two guys,
and if it's not those two guys, like it's kind
of like they've been trying to find an answer at receiver.
They've been trying to find, you know, somebody to whether
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it's Bateman or they've got you know, at Devin du Renee,
who's there. This guy Isaiah likely is another tight end
that they were high on in the precincts. I just
like that there's not like there's not a lot there.
It's kind of odd that outside of Lamar and then
you know, rushing the foot like like who's there, Like
when they run the ball, like who's who's there dependable back,
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who's the guy that they look at and go, Okay,
he's going to be the one who's gonna get bulk
of the carries Kenyan Drake, I mean j K. Dobbins
just got back from injury and so he's still trying
to work in the offense. It it just it does
feel like they're still the same conversation that Lamar Jackson
needs helped down the field. So I don't know, maybe
de Sean Jacksons act or you gotta establish more of
a run. And if you're going to establish more of
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a run, then you had better like beyond some Jamal
Lewis priests priest home priest homes type of establishing the run.
And and even then how does that how does that
boat for for what you're doing with Lamar Jackson right
you you need to give him some type of some
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type of weapons that that he can use to throw
the ball outside of his tight end. So we'll see.
I mean, maybe Deshan Jackson is that guy. I don't,
you know, I wouldn't bet on that. I wouldn't. I
wouldn't give it a better chance that he's going to
set set it on fire for the Ravens. He can
be serviceable at this point, I think, but a man
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guy like a guy that's going to change the fortunes
of of what's going on with that offense. I don't know.
Maybe it gets Bateman going, I don't know, you know,
maybe it takes the pressure off of Andrews. It's possible
that that his his presence could do that. Can I
ask this? I mean because because I'm with you. I
think it's hard to think a guy who's coming in
that has been there all year is going to provide
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that that boost that they need because I'm trying to
think of the last person to do that, Like, who's
the last person who was signed at this point in
time in the season to come in and have that
sort of impact. I mean, you could, you could go
back and say, like, well, Odell Becka, but he was
playing for the Browns and then he got traded, so
it wasn't like he was off the street. But again,
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he's he's about as good as it gets. Its Two
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And I'm having a hard time putting my feet down
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the traffic people people buying stuff on Amazon for Black
(32:41):
Friday and then trying to watch a football game at
the same time. I don't think it works that way. Well,
I'm not like in the O. I. T department here
at Amazon, but I'm pretty sure. Like the streaming for
Amazon is separate from what they're doing. Well, I'm in
the O. U. T department, all right, they're gonna be
out of football game. They have too many people shopping.
All I know, That's all I know is I see
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Amazon Prime boxes three to four to five to six
times today. We're all gonna be working for Amazon at
some point. We're working for Amazon the world. We're working
for Amazon right now. We pay them. And and here's
here's the thing about it, right, Like, there's no really
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like Black Friday. All that does is justify every every
woman's opportunity to say to somebody else that they're spending
their money or spending their own money, that this is
more of a reason for me to spend my money.
To day, I got a deal, and that deal, and
that deal is the same deal you've been getting all year. Line,
(33:51):
it's just wrapped up in Black Friday. My mom tries
to tell me that all the time. Should be like,
but I got it for off, Mom, that's like, you
don't need to buy that. Like I try to explain
that to her. I'm like, yes, that's the business of this.
You think it's a good deal. I'm looking to say
you don't need that, Like we don't need to spend
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the six that you had to spend on it, all right,
Like and by the way, how many shady companies for
a sal or event like this, like normally the T
shirts like they mark it up and then they got
off and you're like, oh, so they're really their margins
really are being hit as bad as they want to
proclaim it. But the T shirt costs two dollars. Well yeah,
(34:36):
I mean that's they got like a quadruple quadropple the
profit margin on on the stuff that they're giving you
your discount on. There's still not even there's still like
two over. By the way, I do like how the
NFL is slowly taking over every single day of the week. Yeah,
we're gonna do it on a Friday, And then you
(34:57):
look around and go, well, they've already got Sunday, Monday,
and they've already got Thursday, and they've got Saturday. Sometimes
really Tuesday and Wednesday are the only ones we haven't
hijacked yet. I almost sent this out, but I was
sitting there last night and I'm like, man, I wish
there was football on, Like what playoff Baseball was going on.
That was what ran through my head, like I wish,
(35:19):
I wish as bad as people want to say about
Thursday night football and how it's been. Don't care. I'd
rather watch that and and bitch and complained about that
a bad game. That have to watch some of the spoil.
We're gonna get me. We're gonna get some action coming
up here soon. But that's that's like the light. That's
the light at the end of the Tunnelay at some
point they definitely previewed with COVID. I need some double hitters.
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I like doubleheaters. I really do a Monday night doubleheater.
There's but there's nothing better than looking to your wife
square in the eyes and saying, you know what, I'd
love to have dinner with you, but Toledo and bowling
greener on so you can go downstairs and lead me down. Yeah,
there's nothing fatter good for me. Come on, man, not
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those two teams you want to do trip over Amazon boxes?
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You burned them? Yeah? Really? Yeah, that's good for the environment.
I don't think it is put with What do you
think they're gonna do with them? When when you take
them to the landfill, they come back, they decomposed naturally.
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Lavars had like Donald Sutherland Backdraftler said, Ronald, what do
you want to do to the whole world telling people
that met burn it? It'll be somell be someone getting
on you. I mean they can get on with they
can get on ease. How about that? Got your environment
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your ro we got your row. Yeah, I I know
how you're gonna stop the wholes? Yeah, I plug it.
You're gonna plug it. That's right that hole. Yeah. Story
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you some cringeworthy fight songs, but instead you have seen
Dana White have announced their plan to start the new
Slap Fighting League, debuting later this year. I like it.
I've watched the highlights of it. That is so funny.
It's terrifying. It's so funny. These guys, black dudes be
big as hell and they and they've got to be
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held up to fall from falling down. Arnold Schwarzenegger was
that one, and he was watching he was like his
the facial expressions. I couldn't imagine being that close to
watching the slap match. It's kind of interesting, but at
least you know there's going to be contact. Mate, Yeah,
I'll figure, and there's going to be some concussions. Can cuss.
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All right, So, who's ready to hear a bunch of
rich people fight? Right? Yeah, a bunch of rich people fight.
It's like the opposite of the Hunger Games. Dan Snyder, Uh,
(01:22):
little little Danny as they call him, Little Danny Snyder,
he's obviously got the heat turned up. And uh, they
had some some owners meetings yesterday in the NFL and
got together. There was, you know, another sidebar argument that
we'll get too later on between some Super Bowl champion
winning owners. But then you had the pressure that's been
(01:42):
turned up on Snyder and there's been calls for him
to to sell the team or for them to move
in a different direction. And of course insteps Jimmer say,
the Cults owner who shared, Yeah, he shared his thoughts
on what he feels like is enough there to make
decision moving forward when it comes to Dan Snyder and
his football team. You know, it's a difficult situation. Um,
(02:07):
you know, I believe that there's a merrit to remove
him as owner. I think it's something that we have
to review. We have to look at all the evidence,
and we have to be thorough in going forward. But um,
you know, I think it's something that has to be
given serious consideration. Unfortunately, I believe that that's the road
(02:32):
we probably need to go down, and we just need
to finish the investigation. But it's gravely concerning to me, um,
the things that have occurred there over the last twenty years.
So the first owner to go public with we need
to go in the direction of getting Dan Snyder out
of the league is none other than Jim Mercy, who's
got just nothing but a squeaky clean image off the field.
(02:55):
I mean, there's no issues, nothing from his past. So
step right up, Jim Ercy, be the first one to
speak on this, even though there might be a little
bit of baggage job in your past and some stuff
that they could dig up if they wanted to. So
I think, look, everyone's got baggage right like like everyone everyone,
No one's perfect. I think the difference with Jimmers say
is a lot of what he has been perfect about
has been public, so it's like he's he's like yeah,
(03:19):
I can speak honestly because you guys know all about me,
you know, like, is there treated lying on before before
I started talking. He's he's been out there in the
open all his transgressions. For the most part, I think
everyone's kind of seen and he just is who he is,
so he's he's looking at it, just speaking his mind.
Where I think there's other owners who might have more
(03:41):
stuff that people don't know about and they don't want
to become public. And that's where this whole thing gets
really interesting. Like I'm just fascinated to watch how this
all unfolds, like what gets leaked out there, if Dan
Snyder actually has stuff on these guys and it will
see the light of day, or if he was just
threatening to do that. I mean, this is you know,
(04:01):
it's like a soap opera. I mean saying this could
be a TV show, Like I don't know. I mean,
maybe it will be a TV show in five years.
For now, who knows it's I don't think it's beyond
the realm of possibility that he has information damning information
against other owners. And I mean you would have to
(04:22):
say Jerry Jones has to be one of those owners
that would be on that list of of people, just
assuming now who else will be on there. I have
no idea, but you know what I started thinking when
I heard Jim er say come out and say that.
The first thing I started thinking was people don't come
(04:43):
out and say things like that when they have as
much advisory people in their lives. Somebody, somebody, somebody has
been talking to er say, Er Say felt comfortable and
confident enough to speak at length, not just like real
quick like at length about the merit of removal of
(05:08):
of Dan Snyder. So to me, that says that says
he's the one that's that's breaking the ice. Whether whether
it was another owner or what you know, I don't
know how that's received. Of course, people are going to
sit there and say exactly what we're saying. Jim ersty
(05:28):
of all of all owners. Jim ersay, you can google
search of a mugshot at Jimmers saying, uh, you know,
twenty five pounds of trash bag filled pills and in
the back of his car and all that like. But
with all that being said, is that a lot there
to say he can't own the franchise that he has,
like what has been reported that would give merit to
(05:52):
Jim Er say not. And he's a legacy guy, right
his dad owned the team. Yeah, I'm pretty sertain he's
a legacy guys. So my my whole thing is the
fact that an owner came out and was comfortable and
confident enough to say that he needs to be Dan
Snyder needs to be removed. I honestly got to say,
(06:13):
I think it's the beginning of the end. That's That's
what I think. Whether it's Jim Er say, and whether
people don't feel as though he's credible enough, that's that.
It goes without saying that. That's that can be opinion based,
But I think that this could signal the signal signal
to the beginning of the end. Off you have. He
is a trend setter. You know. He hasn't been known
(06:35):
to put up some conference finalists uh banners in his stadium. No,
what's caught onto that yet. But I'm telling you, I
think someone eventually will. And I do think you're being
prophetic because if you recall, remember when Little Danny said
I would never change the name of the Washington You
can't say that word right now. We're gonna get thrown
(07:00):
off a he I do not deserve to own this
seat as as a morning radio show host. I'm sorry
for for stating the name of the team to that boy,
since you said I'm gonna go there. Seven years later
he did eventually change it, Yes, he did, so maybe
seven years from now we're talking about someone besides Little
(07:21):
Danny owning the Commandos. If you could own it, do
you think the first thing you do is going and
change the name, not not back to obviously the old one,
just wing football team. If I could own the team, yes,
I would change it from the Commanders. Think about it,
because you kind of want to differentiate yourself from the
(07:42):
last guy. If he does sell it like that might
be one of the first things I go to. I go,
you know what, we're going back to washing football team.
I don't want to be associated with the whatever that
would you move them back to RFK Stadium. I play there,
I play tomorrow. I play there tomorrow. It's not in canstance,
It's not doesn't matter. Hey, neither is FedEx all right
(08:06):
showed us pointed out last year we had urine apparently
just pouring out over fans in the stadium. Yeah, I
don't know why you have I don't know why you
have waste waters or sewer pipes. You know, whoever decide that, Well,
it's not even high up there, it's just traveling over.
You know people fans like it was a water park. Right,
(08:31):
do you think we just run these uh these sewer lines.
We can put it right over. It should be an issue.
Let's make it look like gutters. And if they act
like children, will open them up me. And in one
of those aquariums, you know, like you want to stare
at the sharks and but not actually get bit by one.
Guarantee you it does have something to do with getting
(08:51):
a new stadium. Everybody stands to make more money if
Washington is doing better. You gotta keep mind when when
Dan Snyder took over Washington, that was the highest grossing
that was the number one franchise in the NFL. That
was the number one grossing franchise in the NFL. I
think people forget how great that organization was, like because
(09:16):
I like, that's he's you know what I mean, like
he's running all the way. He's ran that into the ground.
Like it's no longer that that you know, that story
franchise or that revered and and you know, kind of
monetize herble brand. It's not at all. If you go
back to team of the eighties, like everyone gives, you know,
(09:38):
it to the Niners. And since well the Niners are
the team of the eighties and Washington one three super Bowls,
three people they think it's the greatest super Bowl team,
Like is that team or super Bowl teams? The ones
with Jacobe and Russ Grim and all of those guys,
like the Hawks with some consider them the greatest team. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
(10:07):
it's the Hogs, Washington Hoggs. The so uh so Dan
Snyder and I don't know if this is Dan Snyder,
but I'm sure one of his representatives actually put this together.
So they responded to Jimmer Says comments, it was it
was basically kind of a a note. Not not a
big surprise, uh you know, coming from Jimmer say one
(10:31):
of those things. The one part that is interesting interesting
is that they sent a memo, according to some sources,
to owners in the league on the ESPN article that
we talked about last week that came out, and the
one thing that they pinpointed that they said is patently
false and they denied it and even hinted at some
sort of a legal approach they're going to take towards
(10:53):
ESPN is the fact that Dan Snyder would hire private
investigators to go look into the background of Roger Goodell
and some of these owners. So that was the statement prepared.
But well, I think it's an interesting tactic because if
he I mean, if he files, what would be defamation
or however you'd go about him? I sure maybe it
would be slander because that slander though, like how good
(11:17):
is your case? He is an approach. I mean him
and Kanye West, they got it. They got some other
story and all the other story don't not bring he
does they said he. I mean, these guys are crazy, man.
(11:37):
They keep changing their names all the time. Have you
ever worn yeasies? Have you ever worn those before? They're
not comfortable. I tried them on. They're not gonna watch.
Everyone claims that's the one thing about him that they
like is the comfortable Ultra boost or blow those out
of the water, you love, Brady, got me a pair.
Never go back. I'm telling you, man, you know what
(11:58):
they say? You know this? Yeah? Do you know? Yeah?
Once you go huh? Have you warned ultra bose? No?
But I am on the dark side though, you know
what I mean? Yeah, well you you didn't know what
Jonas was getting at what he was hinting at you there,
(12:20):
you didn't go back. I was just talking about shoes here,
That's that's all I was trying. What have you wore
the easiest? Though I've never worn them. I've never owned that,
he said, because I'm always like, they don't look very good,
really comfortable. They don't look like moon shoes. Yeah there's
something bad him. It's not not all that hot. But uh,
but they're in the same they're in the same category. Yeah,
(12:43):
I think his is way worse than than you know.
I did not hire personal investigators to go like, that's
not defaming as somebody, but but I think his approaches
they're trying to tear at the fab quote unquote of
his relationship with the owners about because he knows if
(13:06):
owners feel like he's now trying to dig up dirt
on all of them to oust them, then they're gonna
be what the quote was last week. But he's denying that,
and that's why he's he's that's the faming. That's a
much better conversation, not not I didn't hire personal investigators.
That what you just what we just said. If he's
(13:26):
saying I did I never said those things in terms
of threatening to out you know, other other owners and
stuff like that, now that's different, private investigators and all
that like. It just that's an addition to it. If now,
if that wasn't the addition to everything that was, then
I get that. I do get that. I do understand that.
(13:46):
If he did not say those things, then that is
the faming, and that is altering his his relationship possibly
with the other owners. A year from now or start
of next football season, is Dan Snyder the owner of
the y s in Commanders Sloan time? Yeah here from
now I think started next season. Oh yeah, this is
(14:09):
gonna be a knockdown, drag out fighting the legal battle forever.
I think. The better the better question is is does
the process the proceedings, does it become common does it
become public knowledge that that that process has began, maybe
already has, like I don't know, to sell the team,
(14:30):
not to sell, I'm saying, to get it from him,
to rip it from his kung fu grip. Right now,
he's not letting that thing go. No, he's not. He's
got that's all he's got how yaw? Yeah, why you
look like that? Why why are you looking at me?
Why you know they look at each other. We said
we all we got, you know, like he's looking at
(14:52):
the mirror like thinking, like but we always got you know,
he's like Santo himself. Is he ain't looking at nobody
walking around that crib. He ain't looking at nobody to
the outside of that creation. It's not very many people
he's looking at that. It could be a yacht, it
might be a he walks outside, looks of the Mediterranean. Yeah,
it's like this is nice. I'm just like, what else
(15:15):
is he making money off of? I don't know. They're
making a lot of money. You know, it's but what
I'm sampled money. But listen to what I'm saying, Like,
if he were to lose that that investment, I mean
you would have to assume that he's lost. He's gonna
be he's gonna be broke. Yeah, they'll make him sell it.
(15:36):
I'm not saying he's going to be broke. I'm saying
I don't think he has anything else, but he'll sell
for what four billion? Yeah, I mean it's not like
you're going to be hurting after that. That's the thing is,
like people want him to take his team to hurt him.
I mean, wouldn't you rather just constantly have a media
(15:56):
fan base just badgering him for the rest of his life?
Almost how much he's stinks? I mean I think that,
I mean, it might be worth worse than letting him
sell where I can promise you he's gonna get a
premium for it, and then he just goes on the
rest of his life being a billionaire. I mean, I
just think Jim Mursey is pretty ungrateful. In fact, he's
got a lot of balls, set of balls on Jimmy.
(16:19):
The fact that he's gonna air out Dan Snyder like this,
after Dan Snyder, after everything, After Dan Snyder took Carson
Wentz off his off his hands, and then he's going
to turn around and tell him to get rid of
his team. That's pretty disrespect And then you got Ron
Rivera looking out for him and sticking up for him
after he threw him under the bus. I mean, he
(16:39):
picked him up and brushed them off. Who knew, Carson.
I can't believe that this this this bus just ran
you over. I'm so sorry. Yeah, I don't know, Well,
I mean, even though I'm the one that pushed you
out into the street to get ran over by it.
I mean, I'm just saying I didn't mean it that
they should have been going the speed limit. I did
all of the paperwork in indianap Listen, you know I
(17:01):
did the scouting. I was there, like you know, I
know what I did when I got you. I'm I'm sorry. Yeah,
and you did not deserve to be with Jammer say
you deserve to be with us, And little Danny makes
sense to me. I'm the commandos. It is two pros
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Just in time for Halloween. Alright. So, so Deshan Jackson
is now a Baltimore Raven. They make the move, they
sign him. He's been kinda he didn't interview last week,
(20:00):
I think, saying that he was just waiting for a
good opportunity and so here's the opportunity. Now he's going
to be in Baltimore with the Ravens and they're looking
They've had kind of an up and down run over
the past couple of weeks, and so here we go
to Sean Jackson will play a fifteen season in the NFL.
I didn't realize it had been that long. He's been
out for a short time and he's not gonna be
(20:20):
a Baltimore raven which will probably give him some help
down the field and maybe open up some stuff for
Lamar Jackson and company on offense coming off that bad
loss to the Giants. Last Wait a second, he had
a fast guy. You had Marquis Brown. You traded that
guy away during the draft. I mean, I know it
got them, Um what a first round pick and I think,
uh it was a fourth round pick. From that, a
(20:41):
third round pick something like that. I think it was
a fourth round pick. I forget. Yeah, yeah, I just
think that's the odd thing about this is you signed
the guy who I think if you look at Marquis
Brown and what they were hoping he would have been,
it would have been like a de Sean Jackson type player.
So it's a bit odd. Like I don't know if
that's almost admitting a mistake to a degree, like hey,
(21:04):
we you know we needed some speed confined when we
gotta we gotta go find someone. I'm gonna go find
a veteran now, or we you know, maybe needed to
Marquis Brown. Maybe we should have paid him. I mean,
it looks easier to absorb because Marquis Brown now is hurt,
and it's he hasn't been overly productive with with the Cardinals,
and maybe they just felt like he wasn't worth what
he wanted to be paid. But I kind of look
(21:26):
at and go to it's a bit odd. I mean,
you did trade away Markuis Brown. You got another first
round pick, which I think they traded back a couple
of times from there, or at least once ended up
taking Tyler Lindebaum. And then from that trade back they
also got a fourth round pick that they could took
Charlie Kohler with. I believe that's how it went this year. Brown. Yeah, no,
(21:48):
I mean, and and so it looked like that, like
that's the decision you made. It's just odd that you
you had that guy with speed to take the top
off a defense, and I don't know. I'm not sure
if there was more friction there. It seemed like, remember
during the draft, Lamar Jackson's he was he tweeted out
w t F and then Eric de Costa came out
(22:08):
and said, well, you know, Lamar knew we were you know,
in the you know, potentially going to do this, and say,
well did he because he didn't. I don't know if
I tweet that out. If I'm if I'm the leader
of the team, the quarterback, and I'm aware of you
doing this, I think I'll even more frustrated by it. So, UM,
I don't know. It's kind of I'm not gonna say
it's puzzling. It's a need for them. Sean Jackson's a
(22:29):
great player. I just I look back at that trade
and go, all right, is this kind of admitting a
mistake and maybe they wish they would have handled things
definitely through the first round this past year's draft. You
you certainly have to look at it as that was
a misstep for for the organization to take away his
deep threat, and and now they're addressing it and seeing
(22:52):
if if this can work out. Um, I would assume
d jack still has some good, good football left in him,
and and it's just always been a matter of if
he can stay healthy more than anything else, can can
he get in there and can he stay healthy for
long enough to make an impact? That would be the
biggest question to me. But he's aware of He's very
(23:13):
familiar with the area from all kinds of different directions,
right from Washington, from Philadelphia, um, it surrounds the area
of Baltimore. So he's he's definitely, you know, okay with
where he would be um weather wise, you know, people,
people wise, I think he'd be all right. So does
he make a difference. I mean, I think they were
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hoping that Bateman would be that guy that would probably
have that breakout, breakout season. So far that has not happened. Uh.
The tight end has been his favorite receiver, which if
if you really look at historically the Baltimore Ravens, they
they run the football and they throw the ball to
their tight end. I mean, outside of like maybe times
(23:58):
with Steve Smith, um, they haven't really you haven't really
had a guy that's a guy at receiver for for Baltimore.
I mean there's been guys that you know, you've had,
you know kind of what Derek Mason, and I mentioned
Steve Smith. Steve, I think he's the only one. Can
can we name? Can can we think of somebody that
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was like you are a guy at receiver for both
the way when Steve Smith tore his achilles, did they
go to like grass kind of soon after that? Like,
was Steve Smith the last one that like really motivated
Bashotti to go to grass? I soon after that? Right,
that's a good recall. We get a recall on you
on a wednd because I remember thinking to myself, like
(24:41):
to your point about Steve Smith, that's a dude now
that to me is like a Hall of Fame like
type guy. And when I got him, I was like,
I can't wait to see what this looks like. And
then he got hurt. I was like, that's a shame.
And if if you if you want to say, hey,
let's get rid of this turf, that's attributing to it,
so be it. Although I did. I read it really
interesting article the other week and it was talking about
(25:02):
how there's actually been more a C L tears on
grass than field turf, if you can believe it. I
think of then at that point the season nineteen were
on grass and the research was saying that it's potentially
more due to the fact that you have some fields
that are grass, some fields that are field surf, and
there's this change that your body has to adapt to,
(25:25):
and that's what's attributing to it more. And so whether
everyone wants to go field turf, that everyone go field turf,
making the same manufacturer, same softness, same everything. And if
everyone wants to go grass, everyone goes grass. But like,
just pick one or the other, because that's what's attributing
to some of the A. C. L tears not to
get off on a complete tangent. I did find that
kind of interesting. It isn't because it's so basically did
(25:46):
the inconsistent services that you're playing on you're having to
adjust and maybe you run differently, you know, like you
would normally on natural grass as opposed to on the
ARTIFICI yeah, that's interesting. Um, I would have thought it
was the other way around. So want to read that?
I was like, how to read it? Twice? I was like,
did I just see that right? I was like, that
doesn't make sense to LaVar's point, though, when you think
about the Ravens offense outside of Lamar Jackson and Mark
(26:09):
Andrews like, seriously, that's yeah, that's true. Yeah, that's a
great point. It's just like that's that's who you think of.
You think of though, you think of those two guys,
and if it's not those two guys, like it's kind
of like they've been trying to find an answer at receiver.
They've been trying to find, you know, somebody to whether
(26:31):
it's Bateman or they've got you know, at Devin du Renee,
who's there. This guy Isaiah likely is another tight end
that they were high on in the precincts. I just
like that there's not like there's not a lot there.
It's kind of odd that outside of Lamar and then
you know, rushing the foot like like who's there, Like
when they run the ball, like who's who's there dependable back,
(26:54):
who's the guy that they look at and go, Okay,
he's going to be the one who's gonna get bulk
of the carries Kenyan Drake, I mean j K. Dobbins
just got back from injury and so he's still trying
to work in the offense. It it just it does
feel like they're still the same conversation that Lamar Jackson
needs helped down the field. So I don't know, maybe
de Sean Jacksons act or you gotta establish more of
a run. And if you're going to establish more of
(27:17):
a run, then you had better like beyond some Jamal
Lewis priests priest home priest homes type of establishing the run.
And and even then how does that how does that
boat for for what you're doing with Lamar Jackson right
you you need to give him some type of some
(27:37):
type of weapons that that he can use to throw
the ball outside of his tight end. So we'll see.
I mean, maybe Deshan Jackson is that guy. I don't,
you know, I wouldn't bet on that. I wouldn't. I
wouldn't give it a better chance that he's going to
set set it on fire for the Ravens. He can
be serviceable at this point, I think, but a man
(28:00):
guy like a guy that's going to change the fortunes
of of what's going on with that offense. I don't know.
Maybe it gets Bateman going, I don't know, you know,
maybe it takes the pressure off of Andrews. It's possible
that that his his presence could do that. Can I
ask this? I mean because because I'm with you. I
think it's hard to think a guy who's coming in
that has been there all year is going to provide
(28:21):
that that boost that they need because I'm trying to
think of the last person to do that, Like, who's
the last person who was signed at this point in
time in the season to come in and have that
sort of impact. I mean, you could, you could go
back and say, like, well, Odell Becka, but he was
playing for the Browns and then he got traded, so
it wasn't like he was off the street. But again,
(28:44):
I wouldn't I wouldn't bet against the jack. I mean,
he's he's about as good as it gets. Its Two
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Did you do the lap lap? That's right, you guys.
In in case you missed this, yesterday, Amazon in the
National Football League announced that they will be premiering the
exclusive stream of the new Black Friday Game after Thanks yea,
what you're trying to say? What's that supposed to be?
(31:31):
Why do you? Why did you h it's black Friday
after thanks st hell next year black Why you say
just like that, You're like episides the Killer. I don't
get it. God, oh my god, I'm off me to
get some deals after Thanksgiving next year you try to
(31:55):
take advantage of what what do you mean? What kind
of operation running are you talking about? Geege Lee? You're
wheeling to deal with plane Rolex wearing diamond ring? What's wearing?
And I'm having a hard time putting my feet down
on Black Friday two and I get her shoes and
(32:20):
you can get that exclusively on Amazon Prime. By the way,
I'm gonna call my shot here. I think there's gonna
be streaming issues that day. So it's the heavy, the
biggest shopping day of the year, and you're gonna try
and stream an NFL game on the same app. Good
luck with that. I was wondering about that same service,
different servers. I don't know, why would there be streaming issues,
the traffic people people buying stuff on Amazon for Black
(32:41):
Friday and then trying to watch a football game at
the same time. I don't think it works that way. Well,
I'm not like in the O. I. T department here
at Amazon, but I'm pretty sure. Like the streaming for
Amazon is separate from what they're doing. Well, I'm in
the O. U. T department, all right, they're gonna be
out of football game. They have too many people shopping.
All I know, That's all I know is I see
(33:05):
Amazon Prime boxes three to four to five to six
times today. We're all gonna be working for Amazon at
some point. We're working for Amazon the world. We're working
for Amazon right now. We pay them. And and here's
here's the thing about it, right, Like, there's no really
(33:28):
like Black Friday. All that does is justify every every
woman's opportunity to say to somebody else that they're spending
their money or spending their own money, that this is
more of a reason for me to spend my money.
To day, I got a deal, and that deal, and
that deal is the same deal you've been getting all year. Line,
(33:51):
it's just wrapped up in Black Friday. My mom tries
to tell me that all the time. Should be like,
but I got it for off, Mom, that's like, you
don't need to buy that. Like I try to explain
that to her. I'm like, yes, that's the business of this.
You think it's a good deal. I'm looking to say
you don't need that, Like we don't need to spend
(34:13):
the six that you had to spend on it, all right,
Like and by the way, how many shady companies for
a sal or event like this, like normally the T
shirts like they mark it up and then they got
off and you're like, oh, so they're really their margins
really are being hit as bad as they want to
proclaim it. But the T shirt costs two dollars. Well yeah,
(34:36):
I mean that's they got like a quadruple quadropple the
profit margin on on the stuff that they're giving you
your discount on. There's still not even there's still like
two over. By the way, I do like how the
NFL is slowly taking over every single day of the week. Yeah,
we're gonna do it on a Friday, And then you
(34:57):
look around and go, well, they've already got Sunday, Monday,
and they've already got Thursday, and they've got Saturday. Sometimes
really Tuesday and Wednesday are the only ones we haven't
hijacked yet. I almost sent this out, but I was
sitting there last night and I'm like, man, I wish
there was football on, Like what playoff Baseball was going on.
That was what ran through my head, like I wish,
(35:19):
I wish as bad as people want to say about
Thursday night football and how it's been. Don't care. I'd
rather watch that and and bitch and complained about that
a bad game. That have to watch some of the spoil.
We're gonna get me. We're gonna get some action coming
up here soon. But that's that's like the light. That's
the light at the end of the Tunnelay at some
point they definitely previewed with COVID. I need some double hitters.
(35:43):
I like doubleheaters. I really do a Monday night doubleheater.
There's but there's nothing better than looking to your wife
square in the eyes and saying, you know what, I'd
love to have dinner with you, but Toledo and bowling
greener on so you can go downstairs and lead me down. Yeah,
there's nothing fatter good for me. Come on, man, not
(36:04):
those two teams you want to do trip over Amazon boxes?
Are you going to watch Central Michigan burn them boxes?
You burned them? Yeah? Really? Yeah, that's good for the environment.
I don't think it is put with What do you
think they're gonna do with them? When when you take
them to the landfill, they come back, they decomposed naturally.
(36:30):
Lavars had like Donald Sutherland Backdraftler said, Ronald, what do
you want to do to the whole world telling people
that met burn it? It'll be somell be someone getting
on you. I mean they can get on with they
can get on ease. How about that? Got your environment
(36:51):
right here? We've got your environment right here, I got
your ro we got your row. Yeah, I I know
how you're gonna stop the wholes? Yeah, I plug it.
You're gonna plug it. That's right that hole. Yeah. Story
(37:12):
is that all we got. I was going to give
you some cringeworthy fight songs, but instead you have seen
Dana White have announced their plan to start the new
Slap Fighting League, debuting later this year. I like it.
I've watched the highlights of it. That is so funny.
It's terrifying. It's so funny. These guys, black dudes be
big as hell and they and they've got to be
(37:34):
held up to fall from falling down. Arnold Schwarzenegger was
that one, and he was watching he was like his
the facial expressions. I couldn't imagine being that close to
watching the slap match. It's kind of interesting, but at
least you know there's going to be contact. Mate, Yeah,
I'll figure, and there's going to be some concussions. Can cuss.
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